ADINA APARTMENT HOTEL BERLIN HAUPTBAHNHOF

My wife and I arrived in the evening of 24 June by train at Berlin Hbf from Amsterdam. Had two suit cases with wheels. Walked down to the hotel. Apart from the railway station in its proximity, it has tram stops, bus stops and the underground metro stop, within easy walking distance. In other words, you can travel to any part of Berlin, or for that matter, to other cities as well, quite conveniently and easily from the location of this hotel. However, bear in mind that he hotel doesn't sell city passes, i.e., passes that allow you to hop from one transport to the next. For that, you need to go to the nearest underground metro station, which as I mentioned earlier is an easy walking distance and then purchase it from an automated machine, using your card or hard cash....pretty easy process. Our room had a nice view. It had a balcony as well, into which we could step out to. Though the hotel offers breakfast, we did not avail of it and did not feel any need for it...there are a number of nice joints in the close vicinity of the hotel. The first night we felt the need for Indian food and sure enough we found a good restaurant within a comfortable walking distance. The hotel was a very comfortable stay, with a decent sized bathroom. Loved the place. Very helpful staff. Needed our boarding passes printed and though it was quite late in the night, the staff happily printed these off for me. Will definitely like to stay there if we visit Berlin again.

Our first trip to Berlin, we arrived at Tegel airport, it is an old airport, managed to find the bus into Mitte without too many problems. I knew once we had gone past the huge train station we were heading in the right direction. Short walk from the stop. We were welcomed warmly, our one bedroomed apartment was on the sixth floor. We were slightly put off by the room odour which even though was a non smoking apt. We think people had been standing on the small balcony to smoke then the smell drifts back into the lounge area, we noticed it every time we returned. The apt was very spacious, allowing us time to chill after very big walking days, the kitchen was handy to make tea etc, the tea towels were awful they were clean but didn't look it. House cleaning did a great job everyday. Having the washing machine & dryer was a great benefit as our trip around Europe was for a few weeks. Air con needed as the weather was hot, but being able to open windows was very handy. We ate in the restaurant twice during our stay, food was divine, the white asparagus in season was my favorite, service was also very friendly. Breakfast everyday was pretty much the same, but we did enjoy it. The mornings were very busy, one morning we sat outside as the restaurant area was full, we didn't mind but we do not enjoy second hand smoke! The Adina is in a terrific spot, using public transport was easy once we new how, a young lady on the front desk gave us some helpful information. We walked to the Reichstag building & further. Loved the Natural History Museum across the road. The Italian restaurant close by is also very good. We left Berlin by ICE train, it's a very doable walk even with cases. Would stay here again anytime.

I stayed with my family at the Adina Apartment hotel. It was a very pleasant stay at the hotel. The staff were nice and very helpful. I am definitely coming back next time in Berlin. The location is central near the main station and within walking distance of most main attractions.

When travelling, my family and I always look for Adina apartment hotels. As muslims travelling to Europe, halal food might be hard to find so we always bring something to cook or get groceries from nearby supermarkets. Adina has kitchens and washing machines which make a long trip much easier!

We really enjoyed our stay in the Adina Mitte as the hotel staff were really friendly and very efficient and our studio premier room was great and spotlessly clean with a lovely small balcony in which we sat out in and had a late drink in the evening. I would highly recommend this hotel